Share compounds and biological data, generate ad-hoc reports for decision-making.
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Virtual screening in large compound librairies, create QSAR models for lead optimization.
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Create and validate biomarker panels using the latest bioinformatics algorithms.
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Align sequences, sort by region, highlight mutations, automatically align onto a list of potential scaffolds.
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Scaligner: align, search and sort sequences, identify germlines, mutations and PTM sites
Scaligner is not only a sequences alignment and analyzing tool but also Scaligner gives to researchers the ability to keep sequences in a long-term secure database. Scaligner : organizing sequences in lists to preserve the project’s history and to provide a comprehensive review of your data. Sequences can be exported and annotated to Excel or […]
Scaligner is a complete system for antibody sequence analysis, alignment and archival. Sequences are imported from FASTA files, aligned automatically onto a list of potential scaffolds (eg, germline or protein scaffold) to identify the closest match. The loading process pairs light and heavy chains and assigns positional numbers to amino-acids. Scaligner can upload thousands of […]
The new phage display technologies have revolutionized the antibody field by allowing the creation of libraries containing antibody fragments as scFv, Fab or nanobodies. The microbial expression systems enable easy and cheap production of specific antibody fragments and efficient protein engineering. But, the use of antibodies or fragments as therapeutics requires optimizing several of their […]
Enhancing the reproducibility of results has become a topic of many conversations within the scientific community. There is a growing alarm about results that cannot be reproduced due to the complexity of experiments or to the pressure on researchers. Reproducibility is not only a moral responsibility with respect to the scientific field, but a lack […]
Does that mean the original research was wrong? No. It means science is really, really hard. an article published on VOX written by Julia Belluz on Jan 23,2017 Replication has emerged as a powerful tool to check science and get us closer to the truth. Researchers take an experiment that is already been done, and […]
Posted by Stephen Jeske extract from Data Science Central So let’s say you have a business that has quite some people constantly accessing the company’s data. Furthermore, your company has multiple locations; perhaps branch or satellite offices and the people at those remote locations also need that data. That’s a lot of fingers in the […]
Before beginning a new research project, it is essential to define a data management plan that outlines practices used to collect, organize, store, and back up the generated data. A data management plan or DMP is a formal document that explains how you will handle your data both during your researches and after the project […]
Survey reveals three quarters of academics have shared data despite widespread uncertainty From an article written by Holly Else The World University Rankings October 25, 2016 More than half of academics that have openly shared their data are unsure about the licensing conditions of doing so, according to a new report. The report, published by […]
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